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The Ontario Court of Appeal's decision in Wiebe v. Johnson & Johnson Inc. clarifies when the two-year limitation period begins under Ontario's Limitations Act, 2002, emphasizing that plaintiffs cannot delay the clock by failing to investigate potential claims when they knew or should have known the material facts. The Court ruled that a law firm's opinion about product defects does not constitute a new material fact that resets the limitation period.

As patients under a doctor's care, when they recommend treatment to help manage our condition or assist in our recovery, we usually make an effort to comply as best as we can.